However, the 39 reviews with "new" status reported trial funding sources (partially or fully) at only a somewhat higher rate (41%) than updated or amended (for example, status of "new search," "edited," or "stable") reviews (27%), and most of the "new" reviews did not report this information.
They considered a program to be a system of assumptions (i.e. action mechanisms leading to expected outcomes) that the evaluation process tests to develop a theory that can be applied and amended, for example, for the same program in different contexts.
To amend the agreement, for example if a new partner joins the company, your attorney should make the changes that you request, and all the partners should sign the new agreement.
When two local laws on recycling were amended in 2010, for example, references to the Board of Estimate were removed.
In recent years, the Pope has tried to make historical amends — asking forgiveness, for example, for the Church's failure to speak out against the persecution of the Jews.
They can, for example, amend the artwork or annotate lyrics.
Debate is expected to begin this fall on whether to extend the law or amend it, placing checks, for example, on the mayor's authority.
Nor is there any mention of a loyalty oath, though the agreement states that the new government will deal with disloyalty and will amend the citizenship law, for example, to strip Israelis of citizenship if they are convicted of spying.
Another complaint is that the heroism of the Canadian diplomats isn't credited enough, although, as Michelle Shephard, of the Toronto Star, points out, Affleck took some steps to address that by, for example, amending the film's postscript.
New Jersey, for example, amended its laws so that teens caught sexting will not face child porn charges the first time they offend, while teens in Virginia can be sent to a diversion program on their first offence. .
